I like it because it has a name, "The Lair", and also the numerous random price changes really got my attention. I'd also pay a premium for an apartment once owned by someone who wrote a book, and even more if the person's family is "circling" around, that's so special.
It happens that I've been in apartment 6L many times, and it faces a wall, is down a long dark red hallway that looks like a bordello, and there is no way it's worth that amount of money. Barely enough room for a bed and a small sofa.
It looks like there's no real wall between the back of the fridge and the shower? This place looks awesome - you can throw a cup of ice water from your kitchen onto your significant other while they shower!
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I like it because it has a name, "The Lair", and also the numerous random price changes really got my attention. I'd also pay a premium for an apartment once owned by someone who wrote a book, and even more if the person's family is "circling" around, that's so special.
"resonate with its energy" ? Is it near power lines or something?
That is probably the funniest description I've ever read.
Here's a quick link
http://www.prudentialelliman.com/976090
Check out this month's Vanity Fair to read about a real "Lair." Good stuff.
The formerly starving artist is trading up from a studio. Kudos, but I'm not gonna buy!
It happens that I've been in apartment 6L many times, and it faces a wall, is down a long dark red hallway that looks like a bordello, and there is no way it's worth that amount of money. Barely enough room for a bed and a small sofa.
$175,000 is my top offer.
It looks like there's no real wall between the back of the fridge and the shower? This place looks awesome - you can throw a cup of ice water from your kitchen onto your significant other while they shower!
I knew I should have asked $1,000,000.00. The apartment is beyond mystical!
To understand it's power, check out www.iwannabeon.com.
Hence, I may not even sell it now since it may be the anchor for my success!
Actually, since we're back to 1998 prices on the stock market, let's mark this down to 1998 prices: $85,000.
What happens when no one shows up to the two "only" showings?